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Politics : The Iraq War And Beyond

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To: rrufff who wrote (8640)4/1/2005 9:57:43 PM
From: Ed Huang  Read Replies (3) of 9018
 
Ah yes, Prof. rrufff, again my "logic" or "language" was no good, eh? Luckily, I'm not alone, all other pro-peace posters in SI have got the same problem (the Pro-war people got no such problem) by your standard.

Exactly where my "logic" or "language" problem that caused a big misunderstanding?

Did You mean your word "I don't defend that(the WMDs story). Personally, I think it's good that Saddam was toppled..." actually meant the same thing as "I did condemn the WMDs lie."?

Or you mean even though WMDs was a lie but it was not a big lie? Even though you don't defend it, you should not condemn it?

And you meant Israelis did not push America to 'liberate' Iraq, and I was wrong to say so?

Or …?

Your clarification for the "logic" will be greatly appreciated.

(Your original words: I don't defend that. Unlike you, I don't take a party line.

Personally, I think it's good that Saddam was toppled. However, the incompetence and inefficiency in how it was handled will probably hurt us in the war against terror.

And my answer: So the WMDs big lie should not be condemned either!? Because Israel wanted the Americans to liberate the Iraqis, or?)

Have a nice (not bigoted) night, my friend rrufff.
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